Neighbors speak out on Bellevue party home
Bellevue police are investigating whether individuals were coerced into producing digital content at a local home that neighbors say hosted disruptive weekend parties since January.
Eighty-Two Years After D-Day, Lynnwood Woman Recalls Surviving the Holocaust and World War II
LYNNWOOD— As Allied forces stormed the beaches of Normandy on June 6, 1944, helping turn the tide of World War II, 9-year-old Barbara Tillman was hiding from Nazi persecution in occupied Poland. Eighty-two years later, the Quail Park Lynnwood resident still remembers the phosphorous bombs that lit the night sky, the sm
‘There was no strategy’: Former city attorney says Seattle doesn’t appear to have concrete...
Residents in Seattle’s Greenwood neighborhood are holding a march along Aurora Avenue Saturday night, calling for the city to put a stop to the violence that has plagued the area. Former Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison and Aurora resident Jake joined “The John Curley Show” on KIRO Newsradio to...
Washington seeks lifeline for struggling ferry fleet
As Washington State Ferries marks 75 years of public service, a mounting boat shortage has prompted regional lawmakers to propose reviving historic passenger-only networks.
US Towns With Better Seafood Than the Big Cities
When most people think of great seafood in America, their minds drift to expensive restaurants in Manhattan, upscale spots along San Francisco’s waterfront, or trendy establishments in downtown Seattle. There’s something appealing about the idea that the best food must come from the most sophisticated places, served on
20-foot flames extinguished after backyard fence catches on fire in Mountlake Terrace
South County firefighters stopped a backyard fire from spreading to a house in Mountlake Terrace on Friday afternoon.
‘Shut this thing down’: Jake, Spike debate KCRHA’s $45M deficit as Seattle weighs its...
The Seattle City Council voted unanimously to approve a resolution for the next steps with the troubled King County Regional Homeless Authority (KCRHA), which is at a $45 million loss and can’t account for $13 million of those losses. The resolution gives the Seattle Mayor’s Office until Aug. 1...
Boeing will pay up to $5,000 to Washington job applicants who never saw a...
Boeing faces payouts of up to $5,000 per applicant to job seekers in Washington state who applied for positions that lacked required salary range disclosures. The claims stem from Case No. 24-2-12754-2 SEA, filed in King County Superior Court, where a class-action complaint alleges the aerospace giant posted jobs witho
Free ‘Music in the Park’ concerts return to Burien starting July 9
Burien residents and visitors will have seven opportunities to enjoy free live music this summer as the city’s Music in the Park concert series returns to Lake Burien School Memorial Park. According to promotional materials from Culture Burien and the City of Burien, the Thursday evening concert series will...
Sound Transit Plots Fare Gates at 14 Seattle Stations in $88 Million Crackdown
Sound Transit is gearing up for a fare enforcement shakeup. Agency staff are recommending a pilot project to install fare gates at up to 14 Link light rail stations, zeroing in on the busiest stops through central Seattle and several big regional hubs. Internal modeling pegs the price tag at roughly $79.3 million to $8
